One lifelong lesson that my father taught me while growing up is that "there is no such thing as a free lunch". This popular adage communicates the idea that it is impossible to get something for nothing. The phrase was first coined in the 1930's and 1940's when American bars offered "free lunch" to their patrons in order to entice drinking customers to patronize their business. The bars were willing to absorb the write-off of there
Managing your time is about managing yourself. You don’t have control over time, however you do have control over what activities you do during your time. Some of the biggest challenges Network Marketers face are related to time management. Here are a few powerful strategies you can start using today to help you better manage your time.Balance Work and Personal LifeAs a home based business entrepreneur you will need to mix your personal time with your work
A 15 Minute Read that May Save Your Business Seven Things You Can’t Ignore When Starting a Multi-Level Marketing Company By: Preston Stewart Although there are many things that go into and help sustain a direct sales company, here are seven things that are crucial. Ignore any one of these and your business may fail! I have included real-life experiences from the over 20 years in the direct sales industry and no, I am not making
Having spent more than 15 years in the network marketing industry (both on the corporate side and MLM software side). I’ve learned a thing or two about what makes an effective company launch or a successful marketing initiative that requires custom software development. All too often, I’ve seen situations where we shoot for perfection. From a systems standpoint, we somehow convince ourselves that we need every innovative and awe-inspiring feature imaginable or we will simply not be
Over the last couple of years, we have been pushed by most of our clients to develop mobile applications - mostly for the shopping experience. Although we’re happy to oblige, we also feel that it is our job to help keep companies focused on what really matters – sales. Yes, trends and market swings are important to watch, especially when they become mainstream, but all too often, we see companies throw thousands and even hundreds of thousands
